Birth name Karl Hyde Role Musician · karlhyde.com Name Karl Hyde | Years active 1980–present Occupation(s) Musician Movies The Outer Edges | |
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Origin Romford, Essex, England Genres Techno, house, trance, electronica Instruments Vocals, guitars, synthesizers Music groups Underworld (Since 1988), Freur, Shriekback Albums Someday World, High Life, Edgeland, Sunshine: Music from the Motio, Second Toughest in the Infa | ||
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Karl Hyde (born 10 May 1957) is an English musician and artist. He is a founding member of English electronic group Underworld, and has also released a solo album. Hyde has collaborated on two albums with Brian Eno and contributed towards the score for the London 2012 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony, alongside Underworld's Rick Smith who was the ceremony's Musical Director. He is a founding member of the multi-discipline design and film collective Tomato and has published several books.
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- Album by Hyde
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- Albums with Brian Eno
- Publication by Hyde
- Publications paired with John Warwicker
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Career
Hyde moved to Cardiff in the late 1970s to study at Cardiff College of Art. There he formed new wave-synthpop band Freur in 1982 with Rick Smith and Alfie Thomas. The band released two albums, Doot-Doot and Get Us out of Here, before folding. The group relocated to Essex, and renamed themselves Underworld.
In January 2013 Hyde announced the release date for his debut solo album, Edgeland. It was released worldwide on 22 April that year through Universal. It was co-produced by Leo Abrahams.
In 2014 Hyde collaborated with English musician and record producer Brian Eno on the album Someday World, which was released on Warp. The first single from this album, "The Satellites", was released in March 2014. Within weeks of the album's release, it was announced that a second album, High Life, would be released on 30 June (1 July in North America), also through Warp.